4. Social. You as an adolescent must continue to refine how you relate with others. Questions like Who am I and Who do I want to be may direct you to have a deeper understanding of yourself. You may adopt the values and roles that your parents expect from you and later on develop your own identity that might be different from your parents but similar with your peer group. This is common as peer relationships can become a central focus in your life. It is recommended that you build relationship with your peers through social interrelated activities. You may establish healthy relationship with them through freedom to be yourself, mutual respect of both people in the partnership, support, privacy, boundaries and communication.
